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[BUG] Submitting AI assisted code #8466

Open buggyj opened 3 months ago

buggyj commented 3 months ago

Describe the bug

It is not clear (to me at least) that the guidelines for submitting code cover the case of code that has been 'co-piloted' by an AI

pmario commented 3 months ago

I think you refer to the Talk post: https://talk.tiddlywiki.org/t/ai-generated-content-on-talk-tiddlywiki-org/10068

I think, at the moment, AI assisted pull-requests should be marked in some way, so we know it.

buggyj commented 3 months ago

There is an issue over copy-write of code created with AI, will tiddlywiki still be able to license mixed AI and human generated code??

Jermolene commented 3 months ago

From my own perspective reviewing and merging PRs, I don't think AI generated code needs to be specifically marked. I would not reject a PR that was perfect in every way just because it was generated by an AI. With PRs, the assessment criteria is quality (documentation, coding style etc), and effectiveness, and those seem objective enough. A poor quality PR generated with an AI would still be a poor quality PR, and so would get rejected.

Having said that, the copyright position is interesting. What do other projects do? Particularly those with a CLA like ours.